Campaign fund refunds spark ethics clash in Kansas race
Donald Barry demands his $2,000 back from Kent Glasscock as donors seek return of contributions after Stovall Glasscock ticket collapses. State ethics ruling had allowed some funds to stay with the ticket, while scrutiny grows over campaign finance and donor rights. Westar Energy and others pressed for repayment as Glasscock plans to return donations after bills are paid. The dispute underscores tension over campaign money and mercenary fundraising before fall elections.
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Hutchinson News
Donald D. Barry
Wichita
Bob Knight
Kent Glasscock
Glasscock
Carla Stovall
State
Stovall-Glasscock
Barry
Westar Energy
Knight
Barry Fume
Stovall
Donald Barry
Kansas
Notable Kansas and federal lawmakers contact directory
A compact listing of U S Senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts and Representative Jim Ryun, plus Governor Bill Graves and state lawmakers Ralph Tanner Ralph Tanner and Bill Fauerborn with office addresses in Topeka Kansas and Washington D C. Includes phone numbers and official websites for each official.
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George Bush
White House
Washington
D.C
Whitehouse
U.S. San
Pat Roberts
Senate
Washington, D.C
Pat
Tecumseh drug testing policy sparks legal clash
Sean Carter argues the Tecumseh Oklahoma school district tests all middle and high school students for drugs to participate in activities, calling the policy unconstitutional. He contrasts it with Supreme Court rulings on reasonable suspicion and extols rights and freedoms in public schools while noting some educators’ failings.
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The
Manhattan Mercury
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Harvard
Ridgemont High
Sean Penn
Jeff Spicoli
Mr. Hand
Bill Clinton
Tecumseh
Okla
America
Sean Carter
Problems begin when God disappears
Reader reflection cites June 27 article and questions whether America truly wants God in daily life. It recalls Billy Graham and Anne Graham responding to 9 11, arguing that pushing God from schools government and public life invites loss of blessing and protection. The note ends noting Madeleine Murray O'Hare's murder and suggests a turning toward faith.
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Kansas
Manhattan
God
United States
Billy Graham
Jane Clayson
Anne Graham
Madeleine Murray O’hare
We reap what we sow in a world gone astray
A lengthy tirade argues that society’s shift away from faith and traditional morals explains rising violence and immorality. It blames secularism, media, and permissive parenting for children’s loss of conscience, urging a return to Bible-based guidance and divine forgiveness.
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Direct Marketing Association
Bill Graves
State Capitol
Wpa
Robert Tyson
Tyson
Ralph Tanner
Annier
Bill Fauerbor
Fauerborn
House
Ottawa Herald
Harris Group
Jeanny Sharp
Ottawaherald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Fox
Franklin County
Cedar
Stacy Cohen
Bill Gray
Bytay
Kathy Miller
Krmiler
Ken Kistner
Kkistner
Tim Millbern
Ottawaherald.com
Raman Nance
Arshanistan
PRI
Israel
Nyse
Israel Lobbyin Pac
Amada
Supermarket
Sean
Carter
Sty
Lattars
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